Lincoln Family Annual Reunion Held in Oxford Iowa
The fifth annual reunion of Ed ward and Amy Lincoln descendants gathered 61 relatives at Silver Inn Oxford Iowa Sunday. A business meeting named officers for 1936 including President Edwin Lincoln Grinnell and others from Grinnell Moscow Wilton and Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Edward
Amy Lincoln
Silver Inn
Oxford
Edwin Lincoln
Grinnell
John Birkhofer
Moscow
Wilma Lincoln
West Side
Ralph Simmons
Alex Lincoln
East Side
Willard Small
Roy Lincoln
Warren Lincoln
Virgil Lincoln
George Lincoln, Jr
B. N. Whitaker
George Lincoln
Clinton Lincoln
Ona Whitaker
Grace Lincoln Stocks
Melvin and
Wawne
Norma
Lois and Nevin
Gerald Chambliss
Tipton
Willard Smit l
Delores
Dorothy
Maxine
L. C. Stocks
Max
Barbara Faye
Dave Lincoln
Virgil
Levina
Roger
Donald
Mary Jean
Alliene
Louise
Agnes Lincoln
Services Conducted for Mrs Wheeler at Ainsworth Church
Mrs Cordelia Wheeler widow of Civil War veteran Alonzo E Wheeler had funeral rites at the Methodist church in Ainsworth at 2 30 p m Tuesday led by Reverend E J Shook. Born June 22 1849 in Port Jervis New York to Samuel and Abigail Titus she married Alonzo Wheeler December 25 1872 in Scranton Penn. She leaves son Samuel T Wheeler two grandchildren Mrs Ray Cox of Washington and Burton Wheeler of Ainsworth and two great grandchildren. two daughters are deceased. She belonged to the United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Cordelia Wheeler
Methodist Church
E. J. Shook
Ray Cox
Washington
Burton Wheeler
United Brethren Church
Plowing of Corn Nears Completion in Bay Island
Agricultural activity continues with corn plowing nearly finished in the bay area while oats are being cut and wheat largely bound. Visitors include Fred Cole and family from Schofield Barracks Honolulu on furlough visiting Bay Island relatives, and Tex Russell with family arriving by plane to visit Marvin Peters.
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Bay Island
Fred Cole
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
San Diego
Calif
Tex Russell
Sikiston
Marvin Peters
Russell
John Johnson
Chicago
Sandy Beach
David Hare
Peoria
Charles Malone
Green Island NL
Bay
West 52d Street bar district fuels lively nights and gossip
The block from th to 6th Avenues in West 52d Street hums after work with The Famous Door Tony or Thurber lore at 21 and Healy's Lou Richman's and Leon and Eddie's. Amid jazz, drink and rowdy revelry locals debate manners, radio gags fade and a Parisian chic mood rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Avenues
Tony's
James Thurber
Grand
Paris
Five Hundred Club Notes and Local Social Roundup
Hogan sisters host Five Hundred club gathering in Downey with card games and refreshments. Many local families share Sunday picnics and visits around Muscatine, Vinton, Riverside and nearby towns. Kodiak bear noted as largest bear with specimens over 1200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bender
Carrie Longerbeam
Annie LeGare
Riverside California
O. P. Meyers
Kodiak Bear
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Engine Power Drops to One Third at 30000 Feet
The U S Bureau of Standards reports engine power falls to a third of sea level value at 30000 feet. The steady air pressure drop is identified as the cause.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
Fall From Tree Causes Injuries
Buffalo Prairie William Kadle is confined at home with spinal injuries from a Sunday tree fall. Local social notes mention visitors, dancing parties, church society meetings, family visits to East Moline and Matherville, and plans for the Kistler reunion at Camp Edwards New Boston. Also noted is Myrtle Greer’s illness and a Civil Service League figure citing about 85 000 women employed by the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
William Kadle
Martin Renfro
Chicago
Harry Parker
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Hamlet-Perryton
Ernest Close
Lon Gordon
East Moline
Wilmer
Laurence Reason
Ivan Kistler
Matherville
Kistler
Camp Edwards
New Boston
Myrtle Greer
Clyde Rausch
Viola
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Hold District Meeting in New Boston
New Boston hosts a district meeting of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with the Kewanee degree team conferring on seven candidates from Aledo in Ives hall. A supper by the Rebekahs and a post-meeting dance draw about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Kewanee
Aledo
Ives Hall
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Forrest Mannon
Earl Nelson
Bert Stineman
Davenport
Edward Etheridge
CCC
Dixon, Il
Insurance Branch
Farm Bureau
Camp Edwards
Frank Webber
Galesburg
Death Summons Mrs. Rochholz
Tipton Iowa resident Mrs. W. P. Rochholz died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born May 28, 1867 in Cedar County, she lived in Tipton for many years. Survived by daughters Pearl Baer, Fannie Lieber, Eunice Horn and son Curtis Rochholz. Funeral at Tipton Methodist Episcopal church at 2:30 Wednesday. interment in Tipton Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
W. P. Rochholz
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
Pearl A. Baer
Fannie M. Lieber
Eunice E. Horn
Mason City
Curtis A. Rochhol
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Lincoln
Wheeler
Pampa
Tex
Grundy Morrison
Texas Panhandle
Rockies
New Mexico
O.O. McIntyre
Kansas City
Missouri
Senator West
Old Drum
Supreme Docket
George West
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
George Simenon
Edgar Wallace
France
Little Balzac
America
Pittsburgh
Downey
Mary Longerbeam
Mark Frankish
Edwin Orr
Earl Ervice
Vinton
Roy Letts
Iowa City
T. M. Lodge
Jasper Oyler
Lawrence Fingle
Dave Roberts
Jack Krahler
Oakdale
John Schave
Tripoli
Walter Lenius
Ralph Hogan
William Harder
West Branch
W. E. Holloway
D. Howry
Jimmie
Picknick
Wildcat den Park
D. W. Whitsell
John Whitsell
Epworth
Reiff
Louis Dean Bennett
Mae Reiff
Edmonson
Katona
Pliny Nichols, Jr
Henery Bayne
Carl Hubbell
Star Piocher
The
New York Giants
U. S
Civil Service League
Odd Fellows
Sue Histed
Rock Island
Betty
Robert Perry
Harry B. Prouty
Eduard Muhlenburg
Pattie
H. Churchill
Mrs. Rochholz
FORD
Standard
Ethyl
Standard Oil
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